Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1976 volume:

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To show our appreciation for all these things, we dedicate the 1976 SAN GORGONIAN to Mrs. Campbell. yy ) A nel oe a ee = ——— - nnn | We re oun out of mony oe 100 ceeeecs to eats 6s eck ee Going hing oud Crying ........82 ud Losing Playing ond Looming .......138 ing oud Cobling ConQug oud Loug Wii Workt Took: Buy “Wheat ts a Senior?” During the fourth year of each person's high school education a phenomen occurs. They are restless, bored and wanting to go on with life. They are between Coming and Going. They are trying to be high school students, sometimes, and adults at other times. They are about to be kicked out of the nest. It is hard being a Senior. It's leaving a childhood, in fact, a whole life behind. A place you know, people you love, will all be left behind. Then there's a path ahead that is so enticing it becomes frightening. It is just Com- ing and Going. @ = =) a o = hy © alll qtr ae ae i ie 1 M00 a a : a 334 baht: il Pereeee eee’ 0 2 3. MM CONIOR PERSONALITIES 1. Most Athletic Joe Johnson, who has participated in almost all sports from football to basket- ball, makes a champion appearance in all. Joe started the year off by winning the Press-Enterprise Riverside County Prep Player of the Week Award. Madrienne Anderson made histroy in Banning High's sport program. She was the first girl ever to join the track team and went a step fur- ther by winning awards. 2. Best Dressed Roger Campbell in one of those people you know you have seen before - probably in ESQUIRE. Debbie Lewis, who's middle name is ''up-to-date,'’ can surely show pride in her appearance. 8. Most Likely To Succeed Don Smith has earned outstanding grades in every class he takes. He doesn't limit himself educationally since he is taking classes ranging from Physics to Calculus. Lorraine Minobe displays a constant 4.0 average and makes full use of the advanced classes Banning High has to offer. 4. Biggest Flirt Matthew Lay is know as the Casanova king and knows most girls before they know him. He's known all around as a top maneuverer. Debbie Ring seems to have the power to be in more than one place at a time with different guys (usually good looking ones). She tru ly has a terrific per- sonality which aids her in her ''work. ' 5. Most Talkative Brian Lea was rewarded for his gift of communication by winning a radio con- test. He believes many things can be gained through excessive conversation. Myrle Petty has been known to carry on a solo debate. She has really earned her title as most talkative female student. 6. Most Spirited Everett Cullors displays the strong Bronco spirit we all wish we had. Besides that, he is involved tremendously in school func- tions. Becky Cockron, one of our cheer- leaders for the past three years, is now the Commissioner of Pep and is still exhibit- ing the same bouyant spirit. 15 mu CENIOR PERCONALITIES Conion Porsoucditios 1. Best Sense of Humor Cecil Treadway seems to have a humorous comment ready for anything that might come along. Laurie Goodman has a giggle that is frequently heard echoing through- out the halls of Banning High. 2. Biggest Nuts Kevin Taylor will do just about anything to get a few laughs. His uninhibited atti- tude makes him a truly open person. Linda Kerr has all the zaniness of Woody Allen with a mixture of her own craziness, which makes her the kind of person every- body enjoys. 3. Shyest Albert Grafsky has survived the whole four years at Banning High School. However, some people claim to have heard him speak before while others say he is on a vow of silence. Leslie Moe was voted most quiet girl in the school band last year, and since has continued her career to the shyest in Banning High. 4. Best All Around Chris Strader has been involved in every- thing from football to student council. He is a friendly person with a lot of school spirit which he displays through his involvement. Diane Collins has been a cheerleader throughout her high school career. She has also been on student coun- cil. If there is a school function, you are sure to see her near. 5. Most Friendly Steve Risvold consistently exhibits a true friendly manner to whoever crosses his path. Patty Fall is always there, just waiting for a chance to develop a new friendship. She always exudes a friendly aura. 6. Cutest Julian Quinones has herded his own special flock of female felines. He has a face that attracts the opposite sex. Clare Rubel, a new student at Banning High, ran for Miss Banning this year. She is now Banning's Miss Fire Department. 18 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tami Ishida (President), surer). cows ewe n. Madrienne Anderson (Vice-President), Debbie Lewis (Secre.ary). NOT PICTURED: Brenda Washburn (Trea- Harold Dean Allen - Likes: Music, swim- ming, playing the Gui- tar, and eating. Dis- likes: People who are always trying to look for trouble or somebody putting somebody else down without a good cause. Activities: Choir 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Being a manager of Sambo's Restaurant. 3 Year Grad. Daniel Becerra Dennis ''Famous'' Amis - Likes: 36-24-37, being around pretty girls. Dislikes: Girls that uy to fool themselves. Activities: Frosh Foot- ball 1; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 4; V. Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Block B 2, 3, 4; Bantu 1, 2, 3, 4; House of Representatives 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Partying as much as I can, messing around, college, and getting married. Alison ''Bunny'' Fae Arnold - Likes: To go backpacking and going to the beach. Activities Student Council V.P. 4; Soph eV Pes GSE 43 Acappella Choir 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Stampede 3; GAA 2; Class Floats 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To attend San Diego State University. Charles Barnett Jean Louise Allsworth - Likes: Parties, rock music, tennis, my car, cruising, and being with friends. Dislikes: Ban- ning, the school board's decisions, and cliques. Activities: GAA 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 3; AFS 2, 3; GSE+2,,, 354; bench Glubsle ec miopeecul and Drama Secretary 2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Class Treasurer 3; Lion's Club Speech Finalist 38. Future Plans: To attend San Diego State Univer- sity. Go into television and film prouductions and get out of Banning. Kathy Brock Sandra ''Shorty'’ Denise Brownlee - Likes: Coun- uy towns, books, puzz- les, and little kids. Dis- likes: Two-faced peo- ple, prejudices, teasers, people who try to run other people's lives. Activities: GAA 1, 2; Bantu 1, 2; Treasurer 4; French Club 1, 2; Sec- retary 3, 4; Block 'B’ 2; MUN 3; Class Foats 3. Future Plans: Go to col- lege and become a nurse. Patricia ''Pat'' Anne Burgess - Likes: The people in Banning, cruising town, getting involved in _ school activities, going to the river and dances. Dis- likes: Two-faced peo- ple, people who aren't involved in their school, and prejudiced people. Activities: Cheerleading 1; History Club 1; FBLA 8; Rally 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Floats 1, 2, 3, 4; Commissioner of Activi- ties 4; Student Council 4; House of Representa- tives 3; Track Stat. 3. Future Plans: To be a success in life, always have happiness, and go into a field where I can help people. Debbie Burk Patricia Calderon Roger ''Ice'' Lee Campbell - Likes: Sports, social activities, outdoor life, sunshine, happiness, etc. Dislikes: Rain, violence, hard drugs, school work, texts, homework, book reports, finals, and people with bad attitudes and bad looks. Activities: Block B 8, 4; Annual Staff 4; Fresh- man Basketball 1; J.V. Football 2, 3; J.V. Basket- ball 2, 3; V. Basketball 2, 4; V. Baseball 2, 4; V. Football 4; First Team All- DAL Football 4. Future Plans: To be successful in whatever I do and to be happy while I'm doing it. David ''Rick'' R. Castanon - Likes: Being with people, skating, and bowling. Dis- likes: People who try to be something they are not. Activities: Chess Club 1; Annual Staff 3, 4. Future Plans: Going to Brunswick School to become a Bruns- wick ''A'' mechanic, get- ting out of Banning. Karen Lynn Christoffersen - Likes: Art, tennis, hiking, and swimming. Activities: Art Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club Pres. 4; Tennis Team 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Inter- act 1. Future Plans: To go to College. Becky ''Beck'' Ann Cockron - Likes: To talk, eat, play, tennis, cheerleading, and just about all the people that attend Banning High. Dislikes: Two-faced peo- ple, prejudiced people and people who don't get involved. Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Floats 1, 2, 8, 4; Frosh Sec. 1; House of Rep. 2, 3; Principal's Advisory Com- mittee 3, 4; Accreditation Committee 4; Track Stat. 8; Usherette 3; Student Council 4; Commissioner of Pep 4; Rally 1, 2, 3; Rally Pres. 4; History Club 1; F.B.L.A. 8. Future Plans: Going into secretarial work and to continue being happy the rest of my life. Diane ''Kotch ' Marie Collins - Likes: Cheering, dancing, singing, and eating. Dislikes: Prejudiced people, people who think that they are too good for anyone else. Activities: Bantu 1, 2, 3; Rally 1, 2, 4; Drill Team 1; J.V. Cheer 2; V. Song 3; V. Cheer 4; Student Counci 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Block B Queen 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Soph. Class V.P.; Jr. Class Treas.; Accreditation Commit- tee 4. Future Plans: To get through college, and to get a good job. Everett ''Popcorn'' D. Cullors - Likes: Girls and people, having a good time. Dislikes: Poverty, hate, and wars. Activities: Block B 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Freshman Football 1; V. Foot- ball 4; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; V. Bas- ketball 4; J.V. Tennis 3. Future Plans: Going to School at Cal State Fullerton and becom- ing a teacher. Melba ''Mel'' Cullors - Likes: Soul dancing, basketball, and sewing. Activities: Bantu 1, 3; GAA 1, 2, 8. Future Plans: Going to College. Teri ''Stoney'' Jo Dellis - Likes: George, party- ing, cruising, and not going to school. Dis- likes: Working and phony people. Activi- ties: Girls’ Glee 1, 3, 4; Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2; Sip-n- Sing 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Rally Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. Future Plans: To leave Banning. Jaci Dodd David ‘''Great White Hope'' Edds - Likes: Short races, food, and Mustang Sally. Dislikes: Long-haired radical track coaches, distance runners, and people who feel they must be right 100% of the time. Activities: French Club 1, 2; Block B 3, 4; Frosh Baseball 1; V. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; V. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College and Dean Hendrickson's job. Elaine Enriquez eee Anna ''Annie'' Teresa Esco- bedo - Likes: Pizza, skiing, traveling, and going to fairs. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2; CSF 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor 2; Rally 3. Future Plans: I plan to con- tinue my education and later become a Foreign Service Officer. 3 Year Grad. Patricia ''Patty'’ Ann Fall - Likes: Music, playing the piano, singing, praises to my Savior Jesus Christ, hik- ing, cooking, eating fruits and vegetables, Nature, people going to youth ral- lys, and keeping busy in the Lord. Activities: French Club 1, 2, 8, 4; CSF 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; FBLA 3; Daisy Chain 3; Girls' State Rep. 3. Future Plans: Attend Bible College. Cheryl ''Bowdean'' Ann French - Likes: Horses, swimming, kids, all sports, messing around with Debbie Ring, the country, simple living and John Denver's music. Dislikes: Crowds of people and pollution. Activities: Girls' Glee; Sip'n'Sing 2; Track 3; ROP Child Dev. 3; Class Float 4; Drill Team 3. Future Plans: Forestry and someday own- ing a ranch in Montana. Michael ''Mad Mountain ' R. Frierson - Likes: Going to concerts, basketball, sing- ing, and listening to music. Dislikes: People who say they are going to do some- thing and don't. Activities: Bantu 1, 2, 3; Sgt. of arms 4; V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Block B 3; Block B V. Presi- dent 4, Future Plans: Going to college and living while I'm living. Brenda Fregozo George Gamez Sandra Annette Garcia - Likes: Being with friends. Dislikes: Two-faced peo- ple. Activities CYO 2; Spanish club 3; Interact 3. Future Plans: To travel before attending a business college. Dixie Garten Noe Gomez - Likes: To party; to ride around, his car, and to drink Michelob. ''Oh, yeah I like to party and mess around with Jay and Zorro. ' Dislikes: Boring times or lots of book- work from school. Future Plans: Go to col- lege or go to work some- where? Roxine Gonzales Laureen ''Waddles'' May Goodman - Likes: Dancing, swimming, skating, choir and drill team. Dislikes: People who are cruel to animals and to other people. Activities: Choir 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Floats 2, 3; French Club 1; Rally 1; Girls' Glee 1; GAA 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Plans: Attend San Jacinto College. Albert Grafsky Ingvild ''Inka'' Grund - Likes: All the people. Dis- likes: People who know things about me better than I do and talk to everybody about it. Activities: AFS 4; CSF 4; Spanish 4. Future Plans: Going back to Ger- many and finishing school over there, going to the University, and one day coming back to Banning. Diana Hammer - Likes: Paul, Going out, talking on the phone, My old friends and all the good times we had, May 18, 1975. Dis- likes: Uneventful days and nights. . . misunderstand- ings, SC and CC, home- work, and close calls. Activities: ROP; 2, 3, 4; Annaul Staff 4. Future Plans: College SDSU, majoring in Psychology. Mary ''Mary Pat'' Patricia Hannon - Likes: Tennis, reading, steak, football and roses. Dislikes: Tests, and dead tennis balls. Activi- ties: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; CSF 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; V. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Daisy Chain 3; House of Reps. 3. Future Plans: UCR. Leslie ''Les'' Marie Harlow - Likes: Playing tennis, doing outdoor things, and macrame. Activities: Art 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Tennis Club 4. Donald Henderson Joe Hernandez Tania Marie Hershey - Likes: Food, my friends, hiking, horseback rid- ing, and backpacking. Dislikes: Math and pho- nies. Activities: AFS Vice Pres. 4; CSF 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Usherette 3; MUN 1; Class Floats 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3. Future Plans: San Diego State, getting a degree and working at a wild- life refuge. Mark Holford Carolyn ''Chuca ' Lor- raine Horsman - Likes: Reading, volleyball, bicycling, sewing, and money. Dislikes: People who think they are bet- ter or more important than others. Activities: CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor 3, 4; Student Accreditation Commit- tee 4; Principal's Advi- sory Committee 4; GAA 1, 2; Interact 1; Daisy Chain 3; Girls' Glee 2. Future Plans: College, becoming a registered nurse. Rosemary ''Rose'' Hud- son - Likes: Partying and good times with friends. Dislikes: Miss Prissies and loud mouths. Activ- ities: Bantu Vice Pres. 4; Bantu 1, 2, 8, 4; Rally; GAA. Future Plans: to be a secretary. - § 2s Baas RP Tamako ‘'Tami'' Ann Ishida - Likes: Cats, read- ing, archery, tennis, trav- eling abroad, and Bronco Spirit. Dislikes: P.E., and being disorganized. Activ ities: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres, (4; (GSE52) 35) 4: MUN 3, 4; Boys Tennis Manager 3, 4; Girls Tennis 2; Daisy Chain 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; Annual 3. Future Plans: College and the medical field. Matthew Maddog Lay - Likes: Chocolate chips, football, ladies, and traveling. Dislikes: Prejudice. Activities: Frosh Football 1; V. Football 2, 8, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3; Block B 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Frosh Track 1; V. Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. Soph.,. Jr.: Bantu 2, 3, 4; French 3; House of Reps. 2, 3. Future Plans: Cal Poly Pomona, Living near the David 'Roodi-Poo ' Phillip ''Zonk'' Kerr Jr. - beach. Micheal Jacquet - Likes: ne J.V. A ge 2; V. Music, guitar, being drum Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; 5H rf major, Pegging er teli- Block B 3, 4; House of Reps. 3, pl sig See eae gion, youth group, and 4% Principal Advisory Commit- “NN Re £23 singing. Dislikes: People on tee 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; See Bee avin ego tips, two-faced peo- Elks Teenager of the Month 4. Bees Sire aoe eee SES SESE eee I ple, unhappy people, and tomatoes. Future Plans: Attend Concordia Lutheran College in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Plans to become a Lutheran Minister. Joe ''Boogie'' Johnson - Likes: Sports, the ladies, making love, getting beyond my head, being mad, traveling, and seeing the world. Dislikes: People who pick on me, prejudiced people, bad drinks, and my freshman year. Activities: Jr. class pres.; Frosh Foot- ball; Frosh Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; V. Base- ball 2, 3, 4; V. Football 2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To attend col- lege, play basketball, and hopefully to play profes- sional basketball, football, or baseball. Sharon ''Shar'' Johnson - Likes: singing, playing the guitar, and hiking. Dis- likes: People who think they're better than others. Activities: Girls’ Glee 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Choir 2, 3. Future Plans: Work. 3 Year Grad. Linda ''Roodi-Roo'' Rose Kerr - Likes: Music, read- ing, guys, friends, acting crazy, parades, drawing, cartoon characters, Mus- tangs, and Elton John. Dis- likes: Rumors, conceited people and fakes. Activi- ties: Girls' Glee 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; French Club 3; Drill Team 4; Banner 2; Sip 'n' Sing 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Forestry. Future Plans: College. Thomas ''Zorro'' Lara - Likes: Girls, beer, wine, baseball, and football. Dislikes: School and etc. Future Plans: Getting married and construction. the piano, reading my Bible, going to church, and listening to gospel music. Activities: Frosh Cheerleader 1; Frosh Pres. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 8, 4; CSF 2,,8, 4; Rally 1, 2; Girls’ Glee; J.V. Head Cheerleader 2; Daisy Chain 3; Span- ish Honor 3; Homecom- ing Princess 4; Senior Class Secretary 4. Future Plans: I hope to be an ordained Minister with the Assembly of God Church, Susanne ''Susie'’ Eliza- beth Link - Likes: Happy people, sunshine, mountains, the ocean, and things that are dif- ferent. Dislikes: the established way of soci- ety and how people are never satisfied with what they have. Activities: Girls' Glee 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Daisy Chain 3; CSF 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 2; Song Leader 3. Future Plans: College, and to better myself. Brian Douglas Lea - Likes: Archery, snow skiing, old movies, dancing and honest peo- ple. Dislikes: Squash, Officer Roberts, and people who don't care. Activities: French Club 1, 2, 8, 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; MUN 1, 2, 8, 4; Annual Staff 3; CSF 2, 3; Frosh Class Treas. 1; Soph Class Treas. 2; Speaker of the House 3; House of Reps. 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Attend the University of Arizona, Tucson for B.A. in Radio and Tele. Prod. Then on to Law School. Diane Mackie Vivian 'D. D. ' Mamelli - Likes: Monty Python, cats, Leon Russell, books, trading stamps, zots, and having a good laugh. Dislikes: proof- reading annual pages, peo- ple who say ''take my pic- ture,’' carnivals, Anna Maria Alberghetti, being used, and Officer Roberts. Activities: Class Float 2; CSF 1, 2, 3. 4; AFS 1, 2; 3, 4; Art Club 2, 8, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Daisy Chain; Drill Team 2; Art Club Pres. 3; Annual 3; Annual Editor 4. Future Plans: Attending Scripps College for the next 4 years and majoring in Humani- ties. Rodney Mathews Janis ''Mom'' Nanette McSpadden - Likes: To go water and snow skiing, to flirt around and to talk. Dislikes: Two-faced peo- ple. Activities: AFS 1, 2, 8, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Class Floats 2, 3, 4; CSF 2; Stampede 3; Stam- pede Editor 4; Student Council 4; Daisy Chain 3. Future Plans: To attend col- lege and major in Journal- ism. Ernest Meraz Andrew Duck, Poodirew'' Scott Miller - Likes: Music, gossip, and performing in front of people. Dislikes: Losing, people who are dis- honest, and lima beans. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2; MUN 3; Interact 4. Future Plans: Go to Col- lege, major in Forestry. Lorraine ‘'Rainy'' Naomi Minobe - Likes: Hawaii, good friends, horses, Keaka, tennis, swimming, reading, snow, steak, good dreams, shrimp, chocolate, snorkling, nature, and walking. Dislikes: hypo- crites, mushrooms, spiders, and standarized tests. Activi- ties: Spanish Honor 3, 4; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Sec. 4; Acappella 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2; House of Rep. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Annual Staff 3. Future Plans: Attend college at UCR and major in Biomedical Science. Leslie ''Lursh'' Ann Moe - Likes: Italian food, water ski- ing, snow skiing, swimming, tennis, backpacking, the beach, animals, puppies, music, and gossip. Dislikes: Losing, people who think they are too good, and liver. Activ- ities: Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; Interact District Treas. 4; Interact Treas. 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club V.P. 4; Track Team Manager 3; Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Degree in col- lege and to travel. Diane Montez Gilaume 'Gil'' E. Moye - Likes: Football, lis- tening to music and night clubbing. Dis- likes: Dressing out for P.E. on a cold day. Activities: J]. V. Foot- ball 3; V. Football 4; V. Track 3, 4; Block B 3, 4. Future Plans: College and into my own busi- ness. (Restaurant) Andrée Alice Nadeau - Likes: Sewing, music, camping, church, read- ing good books, and TV. Dislikes: People who don't keep their word and people who start stories about other people. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Band President 3; Drum Major 3; Mardi Gras Princess 2; GAA 1; French Club 3; Elks Teenager of the Month 4. Future Plans: Become an interior decorator and designer. Druina Neal 3 Year Grad. Cheryl Nelson Jim Neubauer - Likes: Girls, money, beer, and things I can't smoke, mention. Future Plans: Getting married in a few months. Dale Niemi - Activities: V. Cross Country 3, 4; CIF Cross Country 4; V. Block B 3, 4; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4. Mai Nguyen - Likes: Sew- ing, sports and reading. Activities: Girls Glee 4; Art Club 4. Future Plans: Attending College, inter- ested in field of medicine. Patricia ''Mouse'’ Jeannine O'Brien - Likes: nature, the beach, swimming, music, treading, Mexico, horses, Hawaii, traveling, rain, snow, Kaeka, Max, hills, walking and animals. Dis- likes: Blue cheese, creeps, snakes, and wind. Activi- ties: Band 1, 2; Interact 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 4; Span- ish Club Treasurer 3; CSF 2, 3, 4; CSF President 4; AFS 8, 4; French Club 3, 4; FBLA 3; MUN 4; Daisy Chain 3; Honor Band 1, 2; Annual Staff 3; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend College at UCR. Sharon Owens Track 4; Les 'Giant Squid'' Palmer - Likes: Swimming, music, playing the piano, doing what comes natural, and student activists. Dislikes: Big trees, two-faced people, overly pos- sessive people, and people who are too afraid to be themselves. Activities: Band 4; Jazz Band 1; French Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Annual 1; MUN 1; Stampede 1. Future Plans: To be an Exposi- tion teacher, and to teach stu- dents to protect their rights. Rick Perdue Cindy Petron Myrle ‘'myrful'' Rountree Petty - Likes: Pizza, ham- burgers, TV, talking, ten- nis, reading, movies, music, animals, people, plants, handicrafts, moun- tains, and camping. Dis- likes: Mushrooms, bugs, basketball a nd dishonest people. Activities: CSF 1, = 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Le Cer- cle Francais 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Block B 4; Daisy Chain 3; FBLA 3; AFS 3, 4; MUN 4; Tennis Club 4. Future Plans: College, hopefully some type of degree, travel. Austin Quick Julian 'Whoy'' Quinones - Likes: Music, and playing sports. Dislikes: Fighting and wars. Activities: House of Reps. 1, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Block B 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1; CYO 1, 2, 3; Frosh Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; 1st Team Football All-League and All-County 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To go to a junior college. Jane Reynolds - Likes: Sneaking off, my num- ber 5 guy, and Novem- ber 13, 1975. Activi- ties: Annual Staff 4. Future Plans: Just to live life to the fullest. Kenny Rhodes April Riggs Robin Paulette Riggs - Likes: Danny, the river, and skiing. Dislikes: Two-faced people, and closed campus. Activi- ties: Drill Team 1; Ban- ner 2; Rally 1, 2, 3; Songleader 3; House of Rep. 3; Girls’ Glee 2; Acappella Choir 3. Future Plans: Traveling. Debra ''Bubbles'' Col- leen Ring - Likes: Music, dancing, travel- ing, men, Corvettes, Mr. Tillman (wow), Mr. Jensen, and acting crazy with Kerr and French. Dislikes: Back- stabbers, conceit, and untrue friends. Activi- ties: Choir 2, 3, 4; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; Interact 1; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Sip 'n' Sing 2, 3, 4; Daisy Chain 3; Span- ish Glib) ay, 2,3), 4. Future Plans: To be a court stenographer. 26 Steven H. Risvold - Likes: Swimming, ten- nis, outdoors, music, being with friends, playing the clarinet, and the beach. Disli kes: Algebra II. Activities: Band 1, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; AFS 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; CFS 3, 4; Annual 3; House of Rep. 3; Honor Band 1, 2. Future Plans: Attend University of Redlands in Fall. Travel this Sum- mer. Cynthia ''Crazy Ramos ’ Ramos - Likes: To eat, sleep and go to Jimmy's to dance. Hates phonies and moody people. Activities: Drill Team; Upward Bound 3. Future Plans: Try to get into Air Force. 3 Year Grad. Russell ''Rod'' Rodriguez - Likes: Running and music. Dislikes: Big- headed people. Activi- ties: Frosh Basketball; JV Track 1; V Track 2, 3, 4; V Cross Country 2, 3, 4; CIF Cross Country 4; Block B 3, 4. Future Plans: College, keep Tunning, and meet new people. Erma ''Erm'' Sanchez - Likes: Playing any sports, going out on Fri- days, dancing, hiking, eating, meeting new people, and running. Dislikes: Two-faced people. Activities: Girls' Volleyball 3; Girls' Basketball 3; ROP 3; Class Floats 4. Future Plans: To go into the army and become a nurse and to travel. James ''Mike'' Michael Schum - CSF 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Annual 3; Stampede Asst. Ed. 3; Stu. Council 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Honor 3, 4; Bronco Cor- ner 3; Class Floats 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: San Diego State University. Cynthia ''Cindy'' Kath- leen Shearer - Likes: Sunshine, fresh air, sleeping, good food, a special guy, the state of Arizona, animals, the color blue, and people. Dislikes: Crowds, ciga- rettes, drugs, pepperoni pizza, phony people, impatient people, homework, and foggy days. Activities: Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee 1; AFS Secretary 4; AFS 3, 4; CSF 2, 8, 4; French Club 3, 4; Class Float 2, 3, 4; Future Plans: Nothing definite. Brenda ''Bibee'' Joyce Sheppard - Likes: To sew and party. Dislikes: People who think they are bad and better than somebody else. Activi- ties: Bantu 1, 2, 3; Bantu Secretary 4; House of Rep. 3; Drill Team 1; Rally 1, 3; Jr. Class Sec. 3. Future Plans: Get out of Banning and go to college. Rita Petronila Silvas - Likes: Eating, bike rid- ing, horseback riding, and LIFE! Dislikes: Peo- ple who look down on others and people who are fake. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; CSF 8, 4; Spanish Honor 4; Basketball 3; V. Mascot 4. Ruth ''Ruthy'' Augusta Silvas - Likes: Having a good time and talking. Dislikes: People who think they're better than others. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Vol- leyball 3, 4; V. Mascot 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; CSF 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Honor 4. Future Plans: Attend college at U.C. River- side. Timothy ''Tim ' Leo- nard Siva - Likes: Music, eating, horse- back riding, and having fun. Dislikes: People full of hate and greed. Activities: Frosh Foot- ball 1; JV Football 2; V Football 8, 4; Frosh Track 1; V Track 2, 3, 4; Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Block B 3, 4; Block B Treasurer 4; Musical 2, 8. Future Plans: Driving a truck and hav- ing a good time. Donald ‘'Don' ' Earl Smith - Likes: Water skiing, math, The River, reading, singing, tennis, cards, and fish- ing. Dislikes: Working, homework, and physics. Activities: CSF 2; CSF Project Chairman 3; CSF Treas. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Spanish Club Treas. 4; Spanish Honor 4; MUN 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; FBLA 3; Choir 1; ASB 3, 4; Annual Editor 3; Class Floats 3, 4; Interact 3. Future Plans: Double major in Math and Eco- nomics at U.C. Santa Clara; graduate school in Law or Math. Robert Stafford Beverly ‘'Niesi'' D. Stone - Likes: Parties and Michael Stevens. Dislikes: Jealous, two- faced girls that lie. Future Plans: Go to col- lege. Christopher 'Bob Dylan'' David Strader - Likes: People who are not rowdy, nature, for- ests, mountains, and the quiet. Dislikes: 'Funky'' people who can not get along with others. Activities: CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 35 3, 43 FLA 2; MUN 3; House of Rep. 2, 3; ASB Pres. 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To become ruler of the world and make everyone love them- selves. David ''Strick'' Strick- land - Likes: Life’, peo- ple who are cheerful, animals, and The River. Dislikes: False people, people who cheat, hyp- ocrites, and materialis- tic people. Activities: AFS 3; House of Rep. 3. Future Plans: Doctor or medically - related fields. Burnetta Taylor Mark ''Jack'' Anthony Thomas - Likes: Elec- tronics, skateboards, and young ladies. Dis- likes: People that get crazy at the slightest little thing. Activities: CSF 2, 3, 4; Spanish 3, 4; Spanish Honor 4. Future Plans: College. Andy Toro - Likes: Music and playing sports. Dislikes: Fright and wars. Activities: JV Baseball 2; V Baseball 3, 4.Future Plans: Go to Mt. San Jacinto Col- lege. Cecil ''Tread'' Tread- way - Likes: Young ladies, sports, dancing and bowling. Dislikes: People who take advan- tage of others. Activi- ties: JV Baseball 2, 3; V Baseball 4; Frosh Basket- ball 1; JV Basketball 2; Bantu 3, 4; House of Reps. 2; Cross Country JV 4. Future Plans: Attending College at the University of California Riverside, or Cal State San Bernadino. Major in Sports Broadcasting. Larry Trimmer Jeanne Tryon Lorraine ''Fred ' Tryon - Likes: Being with people who like to be with me. Dislikes: Two-faced people and people who talk big when they're not. Activities: To ty and get into a business college and become a bookkeeper or maybe even a CPA. Bart Vaughan Jerry Veasey Arthur ‘'Cannon ' Anthony Villalobos - Likes: People that are friendly. Dislikes: Lack of school spirit. Activi- ties: Frosh Football 1; JV Football 2; V. Football 3, 4; Block B 3, 4; CYO 1, 2; CYO Treas. 3; JV Track 2; V. Track 3, 4. Future Plans: Go to Col- lege. EE Shawna Walls Brenda ''Woofer'' Wash- burn - Likes: Happy people, Joe, the out- doors. Dislikes: Snob- bish people, wars, and hurrying. Future Plans: To work hard, save some money and see the country. Alton Watkins - Likes: Choir, Mr. Jensen, being with the Youth Group from the First Baptist Church, cruising with Linda Cross and Larry Trimmer Sunday nights, and following people in cars. Dislikes: Snobby people, people who think they're too good for anyone else, people who put down the church or put down peo- ple who go to church. Activities: Frosh foot- ball 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 4; Interact 2; Managed Football and Baseball Team 2. Future Plans: To go to college and hope to study Medi- cine to be either a doc- tor or a _ para-medic. Plan to go my Ist two years to a junior college and work part time. Flyod ''Nate the Great ' Welmas - Likes: To just stand around by the radiator and talk to the Toro gang. Dislikes: Not being able to stand by the radiators and talk to the Toro gang. Activi- ties: JV Baseball 1; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; All- League Baseball 2, 3; JV Football; V Football 3, 4; Block B 2, 3, 4; House of Representa- tives. Future Plans: ''I ain't got none right off hand. ' Ramona Whitaker Irwin Williams Rayfor ''Ray Ray Wil- liams - Likes: Basket- ball, riding bikes, ladies. Dislikes: Gossip. Activities: Block B 3, 4; Football 1; Bantu 1, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Plans: College, taking life as it comes. Harvey Willet - Likes: Metal shop and weight lifting. Future Plans: Army Sheri Worley - Likes: Guys, volleyball, swim- ming, kissing and flirt- ing. Dislikes: Fights, closed campus and being lonely. Activities: Vol- leyball 4; Daisy Chain 3; Choir 4. Future Plans: College, becoming an elementary school teacher. Steve Yost - Likes: Camping, motorcycle riding, music, my T- Bird, and beer (the bull). Activities: Bas- ketball 2; Spanish Club 4; CSF 4. Future Plans: College and traveling. Paul 'Zaitz'' Andrew Zaitz - Likes: Outdoor activities. Dislikes: Phony people. Activi- ties: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block B 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; AFS 1, 2, 3; House of Representa- tives 3; Looking good all the time 1, 2, 3, 4. Madrienne ''Mad ' Anna Anderson - Likes: To smile, to say ‘Jesus loves you,'’ to be a nut, sports, people who are nice and truthful, God, and everyone. Dislikes: People who make fun of, and hurt others. Activities: Band 1, 2, 8, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; CSF 2, 38, 4; Block B 3, 4; Class V. Pres. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Floats 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To become a psychiatric technician and later to work in Child Psychology. Gail ''Raine'' Helen Lea - Likes: Music, playing the guitar, children, and being with my friends. Dislikes: People who are always putting other people down. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF1, 2, 3, 4; CSF Life Member; Acappella 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Songleader 3; Girls' Glee 1; Spanish Honor 4. Future Plans: Further my studies in the field of Psychology and Social Ecology, and live a happy life. Francis Spencer Gregory ''Luke'' Dean Lucas - Likes: Music, and young ladies. Dis- likes: Wars. Activities: Frosh Basketball 1; V. Basketball 4; V. Basket- ball 4; V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; DAL Champs Cross Country 4; Block B 2, 3, 4; House of Reps. 4. Future Plans: Junior col- lege ora job. Rick ''Wick'' Palmer - Likes: Girls, swimming, football, motorcycles, horseback riding, the out of doors, and read- ing. Dislikes: Showoffs, conceited people, trou- ble makers, and people who are always brag- ging. Activities: CSF 2, 3; Block B 3, 4; Spanish Gluby Zn oy) as dns Track 2; V. Track 3, 4; Frosh Football 1; J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3, 4; Rep. to the school board 4; Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Army NOT PICTURED: Terry Robert Donaldson - Likes: Cars, Jackie, and trucks. Dislikes: P.E. and Work. Future Plans: Trucker. Drucilla ''Dru'' Hicks - Likes: Reading, writing, basketball, and drawing. Dislikes: Lots of things I'd rather not talk about. Future Plans: Artist or Cos- metologist. Percy Ray Patrick - Likes: Girls, driving my car, and T.V. Activities: Band 3, 4; FHA 4; Choir 4. Future Plans: College. 30 Arty Andrade Glenn Bird Donna Bryant Carmen Cervantes Edward Cosgrove Lori Harrand Gene Inocencio Don Isbell Tom McLaughlin, 3 Year Grad Kenneth Pershke Clare Rubel Danny Sanchez William Sanchez Herta Savala Bass Dona Savard Michelle Stone, 3 year Grad Kevin Taylor Dora Velasquez Marie Veloz Barbara Wireman Poa : } be NGENCY EXIT EMI OND ONY ONIHONI What Is An Underclassman? Three years of high school are considered preparatory to the fourth and final year. These three years can be considered the worst and the best of a person's (still mea- ger) lifetime. These years are full of dreams and laughter, of hopes yet to be ful- filled, with the hurt of growing up and losing the innocence of childhood. The first love, passing biology, going to all the football games, and wondering what it will be like to be a senior and not have another Bronco football season to look forward to - these are the problems faced in the first three years of high school. It's exciting to grow up, to feel new feelings, to see new people, to be an underclassman. It is just laughing and crying. ‘a 6 er te JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Rusty Garner (President), Linda Herta (Vice President). BACK ROW: Kathy Ebner (Secretary), Frank Negrete (Sgt. at Arms), Susan Wall (Treasurer). 34 a HH} 2. }-?—. 20 OS ———eEw7 7«wr ————7= Donny Algiers =. Mark Bonnell Andrew Brownlee James Barnett Chad Brinton Travis Bryant Kathy Campbell Rudy Becerra Greg Carnahan Harold Allen Becerra Ellen Casali Terri Broussard Joanne Wes Cogbill Charles Brown Judy Butler Robert Conn P PY Say ae. is ba BN Antoinette Lynn Cooper Coulter Frank Contreras Grant Torrance Glen Sharon Courtney Cullors Daniels Devinny Karla Albert Debbie Lloyd Dickens Domantay Douthat Duro ——EE—E—E—— a fan Randy James Egetter Elmore Anna Escobedo Evans Timothy Sandy Monica Avery Forrey Franklin Fregozo Frierson Catherine Frances Garcia Frye 36 Gabriel Steve Garcia Garewal Charles Garten PiMrnsn { Joe Kathy William Linda Gonzales Goodman Grafsky Graham : q i aa Terisa Guerth Mary Steven Paul Guldemond Hagler Hairston Hanson Tony Donnell Juergen Anita Beverly Harrell Harrison Hemicker Hardy Harlow Merlin Clinton Holton Hough Kendon Paul Sharon Tommy Jacobs Jesson Johnson Johnson Ruben Vincent Kiragh Kiser Maggie Kermott Sandra Koczon ee John Kirk Lorenson SS Mary Sandra Martinez Martinez Re Ww Felicia Ted Joyce Mario Manuel Martignoni Martinez Martinez ¥ ‘ A” eae “ Richard Tracy Andre Brett Matthews Mayhood McDonald McGillvray Sa, - Tek Thomas Marla Brenda Doreen McLaughlin Miguel Miller Miranda 38 ay Donnie Frank Negrete Moulder Abigail Richard William Gene Obregon O'Donnell O'Donnell Oestman Lydia Trinidad George Ortega Ortega Paige Paul Medina 7 _ i) Jeanene Cynthia Pehau Perez Donavan Michelle Quammen Quick Quick Cynthia Walter Annette Ramos Rapoza Rayson Dennis Pegi Debra Roberts Roffers Romano 39 David Janice Sylvia Bill Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Schoenborn 4 ¥H . Tamie Richard Carol Mike Sexton Shelton Sheppard ——— Kirk Slaczka Neal Robin Michelle Ola Paula Tim Stobart Stone Strange Stringer Thieme _ = Debbie Villalobos Susan Wayne Dennis Wall Wallis Wardwell 40 Tommy Westendorf Bob Wilcox Nathaniel Wilson Richard Rice Terry Washington aos James Wheelock Gabriel Rios Connie White Mark Wilson Debbie Zafiris Shelly Powell David Rizkowsky NOT PICTURED: Greg Baca Nate Bailey Patrick Bandy Jon Brower Bruce Canterbury Greg Carnahan Danny Cassadas Randy Castanon Ron Coslett Mattie Cullors Cindy Dawes John Dodd Mark Garcia Cecelia Hernandez Eric Jenkins Anita Luster Mark Macias Carolyn Martin Paul Medina Druina Neal Kenneth Ned Sean O'Malley Julius Oliver Janet Patrick Cindy Pocta Bobbi Pruitt Kathryn Remley Mark Robertson John Underhill Florene Wireman Kenneth Young Cassandra Zeiler October 20, 1958 � Al 9 A Tif aa) MEE wenalelanckcd) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dennis Mediano (Vice President), Bobby Amis (President). Billy Johnson (Secretary). NOT PICTURED: Yvonne Montgomery (Trea- surer). i | Diane Alfred “| Bates 4 J asa 9 4 =] 2 Jerry Canova Adell Virginia Andrade Teresa Brown Lupe Cervantes Mary Adrian Douglas Becerra Donovin Bryant ™ , _ Hilda Carranza Cockron June Alexander Ronald Joe Carreiro Christy Colton Yolie Berroteran David Burton Stanley Barber Maurice Calderon -— Scott Carolyn Cosentino Crafts ; Sandra Debbie Dawes Dawson = a. by La ie : i) a Riss 4 sa a Jonathan Edwards Tammye Evans Regina Carlos Fladger Flores Janet Marlena Franklin Garcia 46 Debbie Currier Richard Dawson Margaret Farkas Robert Garcia Aaron Enriquez Mike Fellows i Elizabeth Franco Robert Garewal Denise Darcy Deborah Dunaway Manuela Escobedo Bryan Ferebee Beatrice Davis Dunaway Linda i i eee, LL... = , — Ane A Veronica Ron Jenell Richard Donald Garrett Germic Gibson Gomez Gonzales A | Gregory Adriana Joe Jeanine John Grose Guerrero Gutierrez Hagler Hagstrom yr . Debra Herrera Marguerite Michelle Hernandez Herold Linda Hannon Donald Peter Steve Hollaway Herrera Heslop Dodie Aaron Karen Hoover Horsman Horsman _ Shirlay Anita Mikki Michael Hunt Irby Ishida Jackson Traci Jackson Jackson Sherry Jurado Jeff Kompelien , , “US Kenneth Marlene Link Link Michelle Lucas Irene Marquez Linda Kalchert Anthony Lockett Gordon Lantz Dennis Longdyke Janice White sy Steve Williams Sandie Yeomans Sheila Woody Karim Zahedi aN Vanessa Thomas Jan Anna Thompson Thomson Bill Carter Tucker Tucker Debie Gail Washburn Washington © Harold Izola Wilcox Williams ° Jerry Wright « Stephanie Hue Lewis Nguyen Jaydee Townsend Tripp Gerald Richard Uhrig Walden Charles Donnie Welmas White RENE BR ATrO: Patricia Andes Neil Canterbury Laurie Caraway Robert Cincotta Sherman Don Collins Jimmy Diaz Tabitha Ewers Don Falcon Tom Humphrey Maylene Isbell Maurice Jackson Tommy Johnson Frank Kaimer Carlotta Lee Leslie Magness Margaret Maxfield Robert Mendez Annie Murrell Dean Oestman Forrest Pellum Dolores Santa Cruz Alma Sherley Gwen Silvas Tracy Thomas Donnie Woods NoOW JHA NO NIOUVO FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Marsha Reagins (Secretary), John Woodson (President), Alicia Browmlee (Treasurer), Debbie Johnson (Vice President). 8 | Cheryl Terri Angela Travis Abel Adell Adrian Allison Allsworth Pedro Lynn Andrade Bailiff Lacy Barbie Black Bremer 2 Alicia Stacca to Burris Stephanie Annie Thomas Caraway Catlett Susan Calderon Lynn David Chaparosa Cincotta Tonya David Richard Collins Colton Conde 53 id Lucky Lisa Marilyn Guy Kris Linda Connolly Corbin Cortez Cosentino Coulter Cox | Ay ’ | P A fib’ . { XA ; ™ 4 David Edward Tracy 4 Crittenden Cullors Cummins Davis Diaz Bill Yolanda Doherty Dominguez os Kristine Patrick Marvin Ebner Echols Ellis we ™ | David Virgil Fountain Fowler Melissa Dave Enriquez Everett as Emma Kelly | Gary Gina Tamara : Gamez Garcia Fox Fregozo Frierson ae Regina Victor Valerie Garcia Garcia Garner A eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEEyEyEyEEyEyE EyEyE rr | Tina Sergio Mike Giordano Gonzales Graham 4.20 pare ; Kathleen Hannon Cheryal Harris Manuel Peter Jammi Hernandez Hernandez Heslop ie a } ° Lisa Bob Debbie Jensen Johnson Johnson Rhonda Teresa Germic Gillam Deanna Hammond Rose Hairston Tracy Tharroshia Arthur Harlow Harrell Harris Lydia Frank Hawley Hernandez Stacey Dari Hillman Howland Mike Raymond Susie Johnson Johnson Johnson 55 — ™% Sharon Bridget Koczon Klein Edward Jennifer Maureen Layva Lee La Canfora Marcie Yana Lords Luster Isabell Leyva Nanette Rachelle Michael Manuel George Malicki Malone Marauez. Marina Sonja Tony Valerie Martinez Martinez Martinez McDonnell iN Chrystal Mark Mike McFarland McLaughlin Medina 56 s Susan Anthony Minobe Middleton Chantal Nadeau Thu Cuc Shirley Nguyen Nockidenah aS. a. .4.Q0__ � WA Rosalie Geoffrey Debbie Ortega Park Parker Raymond Presley Marsha Reagins wae a Joe Peter Miranda Miranda (™ cy A Lyle Chris Necochea Neitzel Dean Charles Sherry Oestman Olvera Olvera x “ XX Everett Posey Johnnie Prettyman Price Terry Reynard Regina Rice 57 Gordon Garnel Riggs Ritch Joel Diane Russell Sanchez Sanchez a Laurie Jolene Gaylen Schoenborn Scott Sexton Roger Jodie Shara Stapleton ‘ wa John John Tommy Studer Telesio “ASS AS Kim David Tortes Trimmer 58 Jody Sanders Debbie Shepard we Christin St. Arneault - Q Claudette Thomas Dolores Sherry Santa Cruz Schirado Olivia Kelvin St. Marie Stokes a Yh Eric Pamela Thormodsgard Titus Richard John Tryon Vallesillo Christina Romero Fr Pedro Velasquez ‘i % David Wardwell Sandra Dennis Webb Joe Michael Westendorf Wiggs Johnny Woodson David Roxanne Zaitz Sandra Walden © Randy Ware } ) Virginia Welmas Wyndy Wisehart Larry Jimmy Wallis e, Margaret Kathy Walte Walton NOT PICTURED: Elvin Bryant Jackie Chatman Dan Daugherty Mary Davis Bob Fellows Lorna Fulks Craig Fuller Jon Garcia Andy Harrelson Vicki Howard Ronnie Lee Ronnie Lewis Renee Luster Neal Rachealle Ken Niemi Christine Odell Phillip Ramos Sandra Remley Lupe Salcido Perry Williams Stephen Zieh Tram 6a QNISOI GNY SNINNIM 62 Oe oe oy” | [r ( ; ee ee es ra L Q U @ Ss cr Ae) = eo) O aN co U ‘e) h AL — ( Ww sy ) SU ib ayy he agit ee. 3 y SS U U “L ; Vv — x= ree ( ? : WHAT ARE ATHLETES? Wy } They carry the school name, make you proud you're from S Banning. They can be comedians and make you laugh. =, They'll run 95 yards for a touchdown and make you cry with CS joy. They can get socked in the numbers and come down hard - they'll hurt for you, the spectators. They'll strain every muscle they have to win, to score 2 points, to hit the tape first, to just go through a routine. They love it. It's all pride. It's just winning and losing. aaah ese +. Fae MARU se Er ee, Paul Zaitz Mike Shirley Greg Baca Nate Wilson Joe Johnson FL QB DE DE CB-QB y { g 8 Matthew Lay Roger Campbell Everett Cullors Travis Bryant Julian Quionnes HB HB-CB-SS FS TE-DE LB ATHLETICS erst Sa Tom Johnson Gil Moye Mike Jackson Phil Kerr Glen Daniels FL CB-SE SS FB HB Rick Palmer Jim Diaz Grant Courtney Cc Cc G Tim Thieme Ken Rhodes Chris Strader Art Villalobos ir NG r DT Rich Matthews Tim Siva Dennis Amis Robert Conn P-T-LB SE-DE F-CB FL-SS Avery Frierson TE-LB Coach Duncanson, Head Coach Bruce Tillman, and Coach Hadersback. | Banning 0-16 Norte Vista Banning 6-20 Palo Verde Banning 27-3 San Jacinto Banning 16-12 Elsinore Banning 12-6 Rim Banning 7-0 Perris Banning 6-0 Yucca Valley Banning 14-28 29 Palms Banning 0-0 Beaumont C.I.F. Banning 12-14 Needles 1. Team Managers: Alvin Strange, Wes Cogbill, and Don Wilson. The 1975-76 Banning Broncos Football Team was a team of much success. Coming off a 4-5 season, last year, the Broncos managed to reverse that record to 5-4-1 and to earn second place in the De Anza League, also receiving a spot in the C.I.F. play- offs. Although losing a heartbraking C.I.F. game to Needles High in the playoffs, the '75-'76 Broncos were a surprise team. Dropping the first two non-league games to Norte Viste and Palo Verde, the broncos managed to run off 5 straight victories in league games until the league showdown with 29 Palms High. Although the Broncos didn’t sal- vage a victory, it was a hard fought game losing 28-14. 29 Palms was the No. 1 ran ked team in C.I.F. After that loss, the Broncos could only come up with a 0-0 tie with crosstown rival Beaumont High. All in all, it was a good year for the Broncos. Broncos Go to C.I.F. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Norte Viste Palo Verde San Jacinto Rim of the World Perris Yucca Valley Beaumont 29 Palms aes ban r aban he ve? ie adc it ha ee. - - a ees a _e, . ‘ + e Me Oe FIRST ROW: H. Black, K. Marcus, J. Contreros, R. Naus, B. Beal, G. Echols. SECOND ROW: B. Hess, T. Owens, D. Thomas, T. Johnson, T. Washington, R. Dawson, A. Martinez, C. Dabney. THIRD ROW: Coach Escobar, P. Guldemond, K. Young, A. Enriquez, M. Mora, T. Amis, G. Boggs, B. Amis, J. Gonzales, F. Pullum, Coach Boyd. FOURTH ROW: R. Waldon, M. Macias, D. Cassadas, M Jackson, J. Brower, J. Torres, D. Gonzales, S. Baca, J. Hagstrom, D. White. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning 12 6-18 0-48 22-0 6-28 0-8 0-0 6-6 FIRST ROW: M. Wiggs, J. Taylor, Diaz, L. Connolly, White, V. Garcia, J. Wallis, C. Alswo sillo, T. Miguel, F. Becerra, M. Daniels, C. Fuller, D. Jones. San Jacinto Elsinore Rim of the World Perris Yucca Valley 29 Palms Beaumont ee a ee Fresluncw Football M. Medina, R. Ware, E. Cullors, C. Coe, D. Trimmer, L. Black, A. Harris. SECOND ROW: M. Grahm, K. Bates, S. Gonzales, T. F. Hernandez, T. Porter, G. Riggs, W. Torro, C. Mummy, Coach Parish. THIRD ROW: Coach Smith, R. Presley, T. Martinez, D. Chance, J. th, C. Neited, L. Lopez, J. Garcia, Coach Anson. FOURTH ROW: P. Echols, P. Andrade, M. McLaughlin, G. Fox, J. Villo- ‘ os Greg Lucas - G, F Roger Campbell - G ee Billy Johnson - G, F The Banning Bronco Basketball team of 1976 was one of several disappointments. Although having a tough pre-season, the Banning Broncos man- aged a 7-7 league record. The Broncos lost several tough games to E lsinore and Perris, the league leaders. The Broncos played exciting bas- ketball but they couldn't pull out the close ones. Although they were the class 1-A CIF Champions last year, the Broncos will not be able to defend their title because they finished fourth in the De Anza league and did not receive a CIF playoff berth. The Broncos are looking for a good season next year with several returning letterman (juniors) and a league championship J. V. team. 1. Coach Ray Curtis and Manager Rayfor ''Ray- Ray'’ Williams. Rayfor is finishing a successful 4 years as basketball manager. a Banning 51-61 Indio Banning 44-15 Victor Valley Banning 60-71 Yucaipa Banning 69-49 Coachella Banning 63-66 Elsinore Banning 63-52 Indio Banning 53-67 Yucaipa Banning 50-66 St. Joseph Banning 56-50 Whittier Christ Banning 10-64 Santa Ynez Banning 71-76 Perris Banning 13-62 Yucca Valley Banning 73-80 Elsinore Banning 71-59 Beaumont Banning 43-31 San Jacinto Banning 68-69 Rim of the World Banning 64-58 29 Palms Banning 50-83 Perris Banning 59-68 Yucca Valley Banning 75-18 Elsinore Banning 57-62 Beaumont Banning 71-41 San Jacinto Banning 67-56 Rim of the World Banning 14-71 29 Palms | | SS Oe “— _ ms ‘ad j wt 30 Bob Popeck, Danny Cassadas, Bill Schoenborn, Randy Pellum, Steve Heslop, Peter Tripp, Kenny Link, Rick Hall. ATHLENICS Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning 49-48 34-54 56-41 41-39 62-44 49-26 59-43 62-54 56-44 57-52 54-63 54-47 42-49 69-60 55-50 65-69 Indio Victor Valley Perris Yucca Valley Elsinore Beaumont San Jacinto Rim of the World 29 Palms Perris Yucca Valley Elsinore Beaumont San Jacinto Rim of the World 29 Palms FIRST ROW: T. Porter, P. Hernandez, R. Lewis, C. Mummy, P. Williams, R. Hall. SECOND ROW: D. Wardwell, J. Vallesillo, S. Ziem, C. Fuller, T. Allison, D, ” Jones, Coach McKee. Banning 54-62 Perris Banning 19-43 Yucca Valley Banning 50-43 Elsinore Banning 40-38 Banning Banning 10-51 San Jacinto Banning 60-30 Rim of the World Banning 49-37 29 Palms Banning 81-59 Perris Banning 10-57 Yucca Valley Banning 90-40 Elsinore Banning 78-34 Beaumont Banning 11-42 San Jacinto Banning 58-40 Rim of the World Banning 33-41 29 Palms Mike Shirley Greg Lucas Dennis Amis Roger Campbell Jim Torres ATHLENCS yee. Floyd Welmas Avery Frierson Augie Martinez Mark Yost Richard Matthews Everett Cullors Head Coach Coach Joel Escobar Ken Hadersback 33 The Banning Varsity Baseball team is looking for- ward to going to'C.I.F. The whole team is returning this year, and we have several things in our favor. Banning's 1974-1975 team was good for a team of underclassmen, but that was last year. This year, the year of 1976, the Banning High Baseball team will be one of the best in the league. FIRST ROW: John Taylor, Wayne Toro, Gene Oestman, Ron Naus, Chris Neitzel, Mark Porter, Kim Marcus. SECOND ROW: Tim Amis, Steven Ziem, Chris Mummy, Bobby Amis, Bob Naus, Clinton Hough, Gary Boggs, Coach Duncanson. Sen 4 A 0 90} ai 4 1 ne fon, n® eS or cn a its ae In the past years at Banning, Cross Country was unknown, rarely under- stood, and never a threat in the league. Nineteen-Seventy Five proved to be the year of awakening as Banning fought hard in the league to win the coveted De Anza League Champion- ship. Sporting a 5-1 league record that the runners acquired by running 2 mile courses over hill, fire trails, and sandy rivers, our Broncos were honored with a 7th place C.I.F. ranking at season's end. Running over 300 miles during the season prepared our runners for their greatest test, the C.I.F. competition. Finishing 9th at the finals ended a sea- son never to be forgotten. PRESEASON Banning LEAGUE Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning LEAGUE FINALS 39-15 15-65 21-34 17-41 25-31 29-26 15-50 Banning - 1st Place 35 pts. League Championship Banning High C.1.F. PRELIMS Hemet Elsinore Rim Perris Yucca 29 Palms Beaumont Banning 3rd Place in Qualifying Heat 1A Division C.1.F. CHAMPIONSHIP Banning 9th Place a ee: 7 ee el eee a eS st FS i We Dedicated to Mr Jere Dudne) PRES FIRST ROW: Coach Pierce, G. Lucas, D. Niemi, T. Ortega, R. Rodriguez, T. Adell, D. Edds, B. : Schoenborn, Manager D. Anderson. SECOND ROW: C. Treadway, M. Yost, D. Jackson, B. Jackson, R. J Garner, S. Heslop, M. Frierson, K. Link, K. Jacobs, J. Veasey. rh at Diane Anderson David Edds Joe Johnson Tom Johnson Matt Lay Ernie Lopez Triny Ortega Bobby Popeck —_—— = RRR a RRS RRA Renee: |: 4 The 1976 track season is expected to be a closely contested exciting event. Our Broncos figure to be a team to contend with for the De Anza League Title. The team, composed of several returning lettermen, and strengthened by new team members, is expected to lead an assault on many school records. The squad hopes to further improve on last year's 3rd place league finish and successful lowering of 7 school records. Several run- ners should advance to C.I.F. competition this year with their goal the State Championship at Berkley. Bill Schoenborn Tim Siva Yn ei h ae A a eae FROSH-SOPH TEAM: FIRST ROW: K. Niemi, C. Allsworth, R. Johnson, J. Woodson, R. Ware, and C. Coe. SECOND ROW: T. Adell, J. Vallescillo, T. Allison, M. Mora, and D. White. | bs Head Coach Russell Pierce, Coach Mike Finney, and Coach Dale Smith. aE eee eS ee FIRST ROW: R. Conn, D. Zahedi, R. Barber, Grafsky, J. Hagler, J. Hemicker. FIRST ROW: J. Patrick, C. Perez, A. Irby, D. Santa Cruz, P. Roffers, L. Themins. SECOND ROW: R. Silvas, S. Worley, S. Koczon, D. Romano, R. Silvas. — TAA 0 | iether CLEAR PCN, TSS tent a ioe og Ss! a Sng ae gga + ‘ Tip. dy 4 i . 6 a ' M. Petty, L. Moe, D. Snider, L. Hannon, A. Siva, K. Hannon, M. Hannon. SECOND ROW: L. Harlow, K. Christofferson. FIRST ROW: Vonsity Pep Squad Mascot Rita Silvas ” Cheerleader Diane Collins Songleader Beth Coombs § ATHLENICS 4 j =) ‘ Mascot Ruth Silvas | Pow ee | Songleader Sue Hernandez Cheerleader Debbie Villalobos 99 Cheerleader Laura Little SONIA Hd ANY SNDIAOM WHAT ARE ACTIVITIES? Almost everyone belongs to a club, be it C.S.F. or Stampede. Some are clubs that contribute valuable interests to the school. They all have their yearly duties, their annual routines. Choir and Girls' Glee put on ''Sip-n-Sing''. C.S.F. always goes to the Ahmanson. Seniors always have a breakfast. It's a lot of work, but its done with good friends and laughter. It's sharing in frustration, sometimes. It's learning to be together. It's eating raw bread dough with someone you've known for half of your lifetime. It's happi- hess. It's fun. It's just working and playing. Homecoming Parade ond Game 1. FIRST PLACE FLOAT: Seniors! wo . SECOND PLACE FLOAT: Freshmen! 3. THE ROARING TWENTIES. 4. THIRD PLACE FLOAT: Juniors! 5. MEMBER OF JUNIOR FLOAT: Rhonda Tryon. 6. Go Man Go! 7. The Winning Touchdown! Homecoming Week, 1. Our future Queen! 2. Our lucky Queen. 8. Homecoming Queen Sue Hernandez, her court and escorts. 4, Grand marshall Mrs. Kaku crowns our new queen. 5. A.F.S. student, Inka Grund in homecom- ing parade. 6. Winners of theme day, Brian Lea and Mari- enne Anderson. 7, One of many! 105 Block B oud, Block B Towurtaneut BLOCK B OFFICERS SITTING: T. Siva (Treasurer), B. Popeck (Secretary). STANDING: M. Frierson (Vice President), D. Edds (President). 2. Rusty Garner blocks the shot. 3. It's a toss up. 4. FIRST ROW: R. Conn, R. Palmer, B. Naus, D. Edds, T. Siva, M. Frierson, B. Popeck, R. Campbell, R. Matthews, M. Jackson. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, J. Bur- gess, J. Fahy, K. Rhodes, D. Niemi, P. Kerr, T. Ortega, E. Cullors, J. Johnson, M. Lay. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pierce, J. Hagler, A. Frierson, G. Baca, D. Neal, M. Petty, J. Diaz, R. Rodriguez, T. Adell, P. Zaitz, A. Villalobos. FOURTH ROW: J. Hagler, G. Courtney,,T. Bryant, M. Yost, R. Williams, D. Amis, G. Moye, J. Quinones, R. Garner, T. Thieme, T. Johnson, Mr. Escobar. 5. The only B.H.S. Basketball player to make the Banning All Tournament Team - Billy Johnson. 6. Toni Eberto Crowns our new Block B Queen, Diane Collins. 7. Block B Court and escorts: Clare Rubel and escort Paul Vaughan; Queen Diane Collins and escort Joe Johnson; Michelle Quick and escort Fred Moreno; Kookie Sanford and escort Steve Baca; and Karen Slaczka and escort Jon Brower. Sa rer 2) DAMA Bower Gils and Dull Team 1. CREST GIRLS: K. Walton, V. Thomas, I. Williams, M. Reggins, A. Hicks. NOT PIC- TURED: D. Levias. 2. I wonder what he's doing? 3. BANNER AND FLAG GIRLS: K. Schoen- born, M. Farkas, T. Miller, D. Crafts, J. Hagler, D. Roberts, S. Weber, G. Washing- ton, M. Martinez, J. Cassadas, C.Crafts, C. Perez, J. Dodd. 4. DRILL TEAM CAPTAINS: Kathy and Laurie Goodman. 5. All together now. 6. DRILL TEAM: FIRST ROW: K. Goodman, J. Heslop, B. Fulks, J. Lee, R. Moore, R. Zaitz, L. Coulter, L. Goodman. SECOND ROW: J. Biby, L. Kerr, L. Jensen, L. Bailiff, W. Wisehart, D. Johnson, Mrs. Dischinger. THIRD ROW: J. Townsend, B. Lopez, V. Welmas, J. Patrick, L. Schoenborn. 109 | oe bi : SS (ERE Bronco, 1. Good job! 2. Drum Major, Andy Miller. 3. BRONCO BAND FIRST ROW: A. Miller, L. Moe, A. Miller, T. Allison, A. McDonald, R. Evans, P. Pat- tick, J. Studer, G. Parks, L. Palmer, Mr. Locke. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, R. Silvas, S. Yeomans, A. Lea, S. Nochedineh, J. Westendorf, B. Roach, B. Davis, R. Silvas, C. Abel, B. Kerns. THIRD ROW: S. Risvold, S. Stapelton, T. Washington, B. McGillvray, B. Baird, L. Latham, M. Herold, D. Everett, S. Palmer, B. Beal, M. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Stafford, R. Eget- ter, B. Grafsky, D. Jacquet, L. Bratton, C. Brinton, V. Garcia, M. Wiggs, G. Echols, D. Bailey, M. Graham. FIFTH ROW: P. Echols, R. Tryon, D. Wray, K. Dabney, P. Andrade, P. Guldemond, D. Wardwell, C. Garten. NOT PICTURED: S. Consentino. 4. Assistant Drum Major, David Jacquet. 5. Nice! 6. Awards Ceremony Lester Oaks Memorial Band Review. 7. Congratulations Band! Choi aud, Gils’ Cleo FIRST ROW: B. Coombs, D. Villalobos, M. Hairston, S. Devinny, D. Ring, L. Kerr, C. Bond, M. Lay, T. Adell, F. Hall, R. Palmer, A. Grafsky, D. Dawson, D. Collins, A. Rayson, G. Lea, L. Goodman, J. Pehau, R. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: L. Little, M. Quick, A. Hardy, C. Tryon, R. Tryon, J. Bond, B. Bond, G. Boggs, K. Zahedi, A. Watkins, R. Barber, J. Torres, S. Wall, C. Huff, K. Goodman, C. Pruitt, M. Kermott, M. Farkas, C. Cervantes. THIRD ROW: L. Herra, C. Shearer, J. Spears, J. Biby, S. Worley, K. Paul, J. White, D. Garten, T. Johnson, H. Allen, K. Robinson, M. Hol- ford, T. Siva, S. Johnson, I. Grund, J. Dodd, L. Minobe, A. Amold, S. Link, K. Sanford, T. Dellis, Mr. Jensen. NOT PIC- TURED: K. Niemi. 2. Deep breathing exercises. 8. The girls are practicing. GIRLS’ GLEE 4. Practice makes perfect. 5. Sing, sing, sing. 6. FIRST ROW: B. Miller, L. Nguyen, R. Zaitz, L. Jensen, R. Hairston, J. Faust, J. Martinez, K. Lister, €. Bratten,)B. Fulks, J. Perez, H. Nguyen, D. Bints7;SECOND ROW: G. Silvas, J. Cassadas, M. Ishida, T. Guerth, L. Coulter, B. Lopez, C. Bond, R. Tryon, D. Currier, L. Cross, R. Faldger, M. Nguyen. THIRD ROW: G. Bond, G. Maddox, S. Minobe, L. lathan, R. Lapham, T. Adell, C. Crafts, T. Dellis, K. Sanford, J. Hagler, D. Telesio, T. Gillam, D. Snider. NOT PICTURED: K. Mathis. — ESS TII BO SNE. = 3o BF I tale: Varsity Cheer aud Varsity Coug 1. HEAD CHEERLEADER: Beth Coombs . an aak Ah] to . VARSITY CHEER IN ROUTINE 3. MASCOTS: Rita and Ruth Silvas. 4. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: K. Campbell. SECOND ROW: B. Coombs, L. Little, D. Villalobos. THIRD ROW: D. Col- lins. 5. HEAD SONGLEADER: Michelle Quick. 6. Hail To Our Dear Old Banning High! 7. SONGLEADERS: FIRST ROW: S. Hernan- dez, A. Rayson, M. Quick. SECOND ROW: D. Miranda. THIRD ROW: K. Lister. ee . oi far or ae . “4 af CHEERLEADERS 1.J.V. GO! 2. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: A. Hughes, L. Caraway, B. Cockron. SECOND ROW: B. Morissette, D. Washburn. 3. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: T. Harrell, V. Garner. SECOND ROW: T. Cummins. THIRD ROW: M. Enriquez. 4. SPIRIT! RALLy 5. Get this off me? 6. Why me! 7. FIRST ROW: D. Miranda, J. Burgess, J. Townsend, B. Coombs, L. Herra, B. Cock- ron, I. Williams, P. Roffers, L. Little. SEC- OND ROW: A. Escobedo, S. Wall, E. Enri- quez, D. Villalobos, D. Collins, K. Lister, T. Guerth, G. Washington, T. Thomas, L. Fierro, B. Martel, J. Cassadas, J. Franklin. THIRD ROW: K. Ebner, F. Frye, P. Burgess, B. Morissette, S. Hernandez, M. Hairston, L. Kalchert, M. Soriano, B. Silvas, A. Ray- son, C. Ortega. FOURTH ROW: K. Ebner, L. Latham, A. Guerro, S. Koczon, B. Cockron, D. Washburn, M. Quick, D. Santa Cruz, A. Hughes, R. Tryon, K. Paul, D. Kraft, T. Miller. (Miss Bouning aud Le Circle Francais 1. Miss Banning waves to the crowd during the Stagecoach Days Parade. 2. Miss Banning, Toni Eberto. 3. Miss Banning Candidates: FIRST ROW: R. Silvas; Miss Banning, Toni Eberto; Miss Police Department, Heidi Hill; Miss Fire Department, Clare Rubel. SECOND ROW: B. Villalobos, A. Arnold. THIRD ROW: T. Sex- ton, R. Riggs. LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS 4. What's the matter? 5. FIRST ROW: B. Lea, S. Brownlee, T. Her- shey, M. Petty. SECOND ROW: R. Thorpe, B. Naus, N. Newbold, T. Ishida, M. Farkas, P. Fall, P. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: C. Bond, Cc. Huff, C. Colton, J. McSpadden, A. Arnold, C. Shearer, N. Malicki, T. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: G. Bond, B. Fere- bee, R. Hinkle, R. Kiragh, P. Shantic, Mrs. Powell, S. Koczon. PO ee A Oe ey OH 5. 3 = aa 7 C.F. 1, PRESIDENT: Patty O’Brien, V. PRESI- DENT: Mary Pat Hannon, SECRETARY: Patty Fall, TREASURER: Don Smith. Not Pictured: PROJECT CHAIRMAN: Greg Grose. 2. Caro- lyn Horseman at C.S.F. Dinner. 3. FIRST ROW: R. Silvas, L. Stark, M. Herold, D. Smith, P. O'Brian, P. Fall, M. Hannon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hodo, D. Ring, M. Ker- mott, T. Ewers, L. Hannon, L. Minobe, A. Amold, M. Petty, A. Escobedo, Mrs. Doyle. THIRD ROW: G. Oestman, P. Wagner, C. Tryon, M. Calderon, M. Adrian, K. Schoenborn, D. Anderson, T. Hershey, S. Koczon, P. Roffers, T. Ishida. FOURTH ROW: A. Grafsky, J. Hemicker, C. Strader, I. Grund, B. Wilcox, K. Zahedi, S. Yost, R. Kiraugh, J. Hagler, B. Baird, V. Mamelli, L. Latham, F. Frye, S. Wall, K. Ebner, M. Link, B. Lea. Yo TUNLZ A ANZK4 AORNAL ras oe Pre sak Bed wrth be Preor a CAC HAY ray ‘ a V OV ) EC frond ‘ Ord Xx uke ey ({ oO Ceo Yy AK — __ . : - — nanan? FS“ — ree -— oe 5 eae = eee ee -——— i i ue oO. SPANISH CLUB Vicious Mary Pat Hannon calls the Spanish Club to order. . Money, money, money . ATTENTION, please! FIRST ROW: L. Gilpen, A. Cass, D. Trimmer, L. Minobe, R. Silvas, R. Silvas, M. Escobedo, K. Hannon, J. Baxter, A. Adrian, R. Zaitz, L. Jensen, J. Heslop, M. Kermott, A. Hughes, E. Gomez, L. Baliff, R. Moore, J. Cassadas, J. Franklin, B. Fulks. SECOND ROW: B. Kerns, R. Mat- thews, D. Miranda, L. Stark, M. Hernan- dez, L. Hannon, M. Adrian, M. Caul- deron, J. Gutierrez, S. Johnson, P. Wag- ner, B. Silvas, L. Fierro, C. Ortega, R. Rios, A. Lea, Mrs. Doyle. THIRD ROW: S. Martinez, C. Romero, J. Thompson, I. Grund, S. Yeomans, K. Schoenborn, G. Lea, D. Ring, J. Kiener, F. Frye, C. Abel, L. Latham, A. Watkins, M. Marti- nez, M. Martinez, S. Martinez, M. Herold, L. Palmer. FOURTH ROW: K. Gar- cia, M. La Canfora, C. Engel, M. Link, P. Kerr, D. Anderson, D. Parker, D. Anderson, D. Parker, V. McDonnell, K. Ebner, C. Strader, G. Oestman, T. O'Dell, M. Martinez, M. Macias, P. Her- tera, G. Echols. FIFTH ROW: S. Risvold, S. Weber, M. Schum, R. Palmer, E. Thor- masgard, B. Wilcox, T. Washington, Mr. Carter. NOT PICTURED: M. Anderson, L. Corbin, P. Hannon, T. Giordano, M. Hairston, C. Horsman, R. Kerr, B. Klein, D. Levias, L. Minobe, C. Mummy, P. Roffers, D. Smith, M. Thomas, S. Yost, P. O'Brian, B. Baird. SPANISH HONOR 5. FIRST ROW: R. Silvas, L. Hawley, R. Sil- vas, M. Hannon, C. Horsman, L. Minobe, Mrs. Doyle. SECOND ROW: L. Latham, D. Smith, P. O'Brien, G. Lea, L. Hannon, D. Becerra. THIRD ROW: J. Keiner, D. Trim- mer, B. Wilcox, G. Oestman, G. Grose, D. Jacquet, M. Shirley, S. Heslop, K. Goodman, J. Biby, M. Thomas, M. Schum. 123 4 ART CLUB 1. SITTING: A. Gurrero (1st semester Vice President, 2nd semester President). STAND- ING: T. Guerth (2nd Semester Vice Presi- dent), K. Christoffersen (1st semester Presi- dent). 2. SITTING: P. Stringer (program chairper- son), S. Devinny (Secretary). STANDING: G. Boggs (Treasurer). 3. Aren't we busy now? ART CLUB 4. FIRST ROW: T. Cooper, J. Martinez, K. Lister, G. Sexton, T. Cummins, J. Thomp- son, M. Link, T. Guerth, M. Enriquez, J. Heslop, W. Wisdhart. SECOND ROW: J. Biby, L. Goodman, B. Faulks, L. Coulter, E. Cullors, S$. Divinny, L. Cross, Mai Nguyen, Hue Nguyen, V. Mamelli. THIRD ROW: G. Boggs, P. Stringer, K. Christofferson, L. Harlow, A. Guerro, J. Quinones, W. San- chez, A. Andrade, Mrs. Woods, B. Lea. NOT PICTURED: K. Goodman. CTAMPEDE 5. We're not going to get done! 6. Look, no mistakes! 1. FIRST ROW: C. Ortega, T. Sexton, S. Hernandez, I. Grund, L. Palmer. SECOND ROW: J. Martin, E. Matthews, D. Kraft, L. Fierro, J. McSpadden. THIRD ROW: M. Mar- tinez, D. Santa Cruz, J. Dodd, L. Kalcher, K. Paul. NOT PICTURED: A. Rayson. 125 ve aver Wie a ae | AFS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 1. PRESIDENT - Frpgdéfall and V. PRESIDENT - Tania Htieyf 2. SECRETARY - Cindy Shearer and AREASURER - Janis McSpad@fefi. . Oh! ASFIRST ROW: F. Hall, C. QAfArer, J. MgSrafiden, T. Hershey. SECQOMID ROW: V. McDonnel, B. Lea, V.MamMelli, I. Grund, A. Arnold, M. Link, P. Fal”% THIRD BOW: D. Parker, B. Kerns, R. Tryon, M. Petty, L. Lathany, S Koczon. FOURTH ROW: B. Wilg k g. Qourtney, K. Ebner, M, Schum, C. Abe). “5. It's exam ime ghath. 6. I'm bored, ££ Foreign Exchange fudent: Ingrig (Inka) Grid. Infvild (Inka) Grund come$to us from Bad Beyézabern, Germany where she attended school at Gesamtschule Gymnasium. While in Banning s¥ stayed jwifh the Hall Fanjily. During thisf sckoof year she was acyfMe ip C.S.F., Qanfsh Club, Choir, A YS. aga Girl Scopfts. Ugforfunately, like all oghgt A.F.S. stu- WenpyAinka will be leaving§ Banning in July. AOwever, we WIN alwgsBwhave very special memoriefof her. TT Pa Le SY Bautw aud, FHA. BANTU 1. Brenda Sheppard during meeting. 2. How interesting! 3. FIRST ROW: S. Brownlee, C. Tread- way. SECOND ROW: A. Rayson, A. Brownlee, J. Bell, J. Porter, Mrs. Butler. FHA 4. FIRST ROW: C. St. Arneanlt. SECOND ROW: L. St. Arneanlt, B. Bremer, D. Bunts. 5. Did you say the cost of living has gone down? 6. FIRST ROW: L. St. Ameault, D. Bunts. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Butler, B. Brimm, C. St. Ameault, M. Escobedo. -— errs ees pr Ee ee 0 . . 4) as . rt | — — 4 te a ’ i� f h , if il ¥ ¢ Es House of Representatives aud, [uteract HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1. What do you think? 2. That sounds good! 3. FIRST ROW: R. Ware, A. Rayson, E. Cul- lors, M. Ishida, L. Minobe, M. Farkas. SECOND ROW: R. Campbell, A. Hughes, B. Morissette, R. Zaitz, B. Klein, M. Adrian, M. Thomas. THIRD ROW: B. Nous, J. Quinones, K. Garcia, G. Court- ney, C. Colton, F. Moreno, G. Carnehan. FOURTH ROW: D. Niemi, M. Lay, G. Grose, A. Martinez, K. Schoenborn, G. Bond, D. Wardwell, J. Canova. NOT PIC- TURED: P. Roffers, G. Lucas, P. Kerr, C. LaVoie, S. Wall, M. Marquez, N. Gomez, S. Garton, F. Hernandez, A. Andrade, T. Miguel, J. Gonales, T. Har- rel, H. Black, P. Fall, P. Ramos, T. Bryant, P. Andrade, C. Pruitt, L. Black, M. Cullors, D. Sanchez, R. Lewis, J. Wallis, J. Hemicker. INTERACT Cervantes, J. Sanchez, A. Miller, R. Staf- ford, L. Jensen, A. Adrian, D. Currier, D. Ramano, J. Dodd. FOURTH ROW: A. Bates, K. Robinson, M. Holford, K. Slaczka, C. Tryon, T. O'Dell. it il | ro, e- wee 7G ee ide ty A.S.B. 1. ASBmember, Rick Palmer, is first Student Representative of the Board of Education from Banning High School. 2. President Chris Strader, V. President Alli- son Amold. 3. FIRST ROW: D. Collins, F. Frye, B. Cochron, P. Burgess, A. Arnold, L. Moe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rusk, T. Johnson, G. Courtney, J. Torres, C. Strader, M. Schum. 4. A.S.B. meeting. 5. A.S.B. sponsored dance. le aumninmcG Hicht School 6� et EGRING DsMuart Stat. +a. aS) Pa a aR Ge Re SNE ™ 4 ‘ Awol Stash 1. Remember the carnival? Terisa, is hard at work. 2. Here are two new annual staff members Everett Cullors} Tom Johnson, hard at work. 8. Vivian Mamelli, the editor and photogra- pher for this year's annual, is seen hovering around the football field waiting for a good action shot. 4. So what else is new at B.H.S.? 5. FIRST ROW: V. Mamelli, Mrs. Kaku, B. Baird, L. Harrand, T. Guerth, P. Fall, R. Campbell, J. Reynolds, D. Hammer, D. Telesio. SECOND ROW: R. Castanon, M. Lay, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: L. Latham, G. Boggs. NOT PICTURED: L. Stark, C. Colton, E. Cullors, T. Johnson. SniNeten ONY SNIHOVal — Anrov4 WHAT IS A TEACHER? In Kindergarten, maybe up until sixth grade, a teacher is a horrible monster, instilling fright and terror, carrying instruments of pain (such as ''the paddle ' and yelling fits''), giving detention after school, swinging a ruler or yardstick. These mythical nightmares slowly turn into equal adversaries that must be fought at any expense. Then in high school they change entirely, becoming friends that can be greeted on equal terms. They are armed with determination, chalk, a stack of papers, a desk and identity. Yes, they too are people with thoughts, feelings, and opinions. In this bicentennial year, the individual teach- ers speak up for themselves and tell us how they would wish to celebrate the 200th birthday of the U.S.A. 139 Board of Education 1. Mrs. Dorothy Familetti 2. Mr. John Link 3. Mr. Maurice Calderon 4. Mr. Mike Rose 5. Mr. Owen Corbin, Superintendent 6. Mr. Lewis Robertson, President of the Board 7. Mr. Merris Hammond, Assistant Superintendant 140 ba a pans 2 | Kd atuistrot 1. PRINCIPAL Every American should count the advantages achieved from 200 years! Where faults exist, each one should pledge to do their utmost to eliminate them! See 2. VICE PRINCIPAL Utilize more of our resources and energies to solve our problems at home rather than trying to solve the world's problems. 1. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell 3. Mrs. Lina Ferebee and Ms. Evie Martinez Principal's Office Guidance Office 2. Mrs. Ruth Smith 4. Mrs. Letty Thomson and Mrs. Dolores Jones Principal's Office Attendance Office ICECRETARIES AND COUNSELORS Mr. Howard Lind, Head Counselor Mr. Philip Lamm, College Counselor My 1. Mrs. Jeanne Biehler Live each day with an attitude of thanksgiving for the basic freedoms which we enjoy; exercise our right to vote and become involved in civic responsibiities that will help to insure this great nation's success. ' Shorthand, Vocational Clerical, Accounting 2. Mrs. Barbara Butler Art I, Bachelor Survival, Consumer Science 3. Mr. Ray Curtis Boy's P.E., Exposition I Mr. Stan Conerly (right) Governent, The West, U.S. History Mr. Arthur Carter (left) Spanish I, Introduction to Social Studies 144 AANA: EARPIECE AS OR ES LE ER A OE 1. Mrs. Cathy Dischinger Archaeology, Drill Team, Girl's P.E. 2. Mrs. Helen Erni ‘The best way to celebrate our country's 200th birthday would be simply to become more aware of the progress or achievements we have enjoyed to the present day. A reflection of these achievements could be noted by such things as parades, bicentennial programs, and our own participation in the promotion of this birthday. It is certainly an achievement in itself for our country to have survived for 200 years. ’ 9th Reading English 3. Mrs. Barbara Doyle First, is a way I feel we should not celebrate it. We should starve out the ever more evident commercialism by refusing to buy products and by boycotting services which opportunistically seek to serve themselves by tying their unrelated enterprises to the Bi-Centennial. ' Second, it would be the finest 200th birthday present for our country if every community in the United States was to plan and carry out a bi-centennial project, according to its size and means - a new tree planted, a new wing for the library, the preservation of an historical monument, a flagpole for the city hall or square, a therapy room for the hospital. ’ 'Third, I rather like the idea someone proposed, that on July 4, 1976, a human chain be formed, stretching from coast to coast, holding hands from the Atlantic to the Pacific. A bit impractical, I'm afraid, considering the Rockies and the desert - but what a magnificent idea, to draw together our troubled people by real human contact over three thousand miles! ‘From sea to shining sea . Wied Spanish I, II, III, IV 4. Mr. Mack Dinwiddie (left) 'The best way to celebrate our country's 200th birthday would be to propel our government from its circular spiral and proceed on a positive linear course. ' General Science, Algebra X, Math Analysis, Algebra IB 4. Mr. Dave Duncanson (right) We, as proud Americans, should express the feeling of our forefathers, who had a belief in something beyond themselve: This should be done by actively participating in Community functions and projects. Work together in Unity! ' Biology, Life Science s | KKK ULAR AAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAAANAV VV ALYY OOO YY XXX KKK KAKA AY DOK) XX XXX XXX YAMASAX AANA ARR RR “a AYIA XXX XX AXA HAAN ANNA 5 | XXX X KKK RRKX KX XANAX AX OA AURA X A me MACUL 5. Mr. Jack Fulks (right) I'm a bit old fashioned in that I feel patriotism was a real thing in 1776 and to truly show our patriotism in 1976 would be the ideal way to celebrate. ' Vocational Machine Program, Metals I e 5. Mr. Max Ginter (left) of ''Promote the re-establishment of a desire to obtain pride in one's work on all levels of endeavor. Wood I, Vocational Wood 6. Mr. Robert Gilbert Auto I, Vocational Auto 18 1. Mr. Joel Escobar al ‘'Be thankful that we live in a country where one can work to reach his goals in life. ' ll U.S. History, Western Civilization ie 8. Mr. Gary George le ‘'By having another :evolution. ’ T.V. Productions, Exposition 1, Science Fiction, T.V. Communications y } 1. Mr. Robert Jensen | 'We could celebrate our birthday best by showing our people that our own problems are being worked on, rather than working on the problems of the rest of the | world. We have the ability to take care of our own better than we are doing. ’ Western Civilization, Introduction to Social Studies, Girls' Choir, Acapella Choir. 2. Mrs. Louzana Kaku (right) By practicing and respecting civil rights - the basic human rights that the colonists were willing to fight for in 1776. College Literature, Reading, Exposition I, Publications (Annual) 2. Mr. Pat Kermott (left) ‘Return to a society where ethical values are more important than monetary values. ’ 7 Algebra 1A, Math Lab, Geometry, Drafting 1, Advanced Drafting 3. Mr. Ken Hazelroth 8 By, after 200 years, finally solving the problems that plage this eae and be a true leader to world peace and prosperity. ' 9th Math Program Oe 4. Mrs. Ellen Killingsworth « y Special Education N Ni NV wy y : N 146 Is NS 5. Mis. Marilyn Medore 4 4H PAA, UE AFIK CM CAACH_ f € y ML AZ LO. 4 ‘Celebrating our country's 200th birthday would be a rhajor undertaking, if all citizens were to beAnvolved. The wa¥ to reach apg hle and portray a feeling of spirit and heritage is through the media, such as television. A number of special T.V. programs outlining and paying tribute to our country would allow everyone to celebrate in the convenience of their own home. ' AU ORG AR i L 7 So y le English I, II, Exposition I. en a i, } p= % bey Ww 5 1 éj AA | Vy C ) 6. Mrs. Suzanne Norman Yov x ne '' To be the kind of citizen our fore-fathers, who wrote the constitution, invisioned.'' 7 Si ad Girls' P.E. Crag yt 7. Mr. Gary Locke if a Band, Marching Band. oa 8. Mr. Phillip Lamm (right) 'Every individual needs a morality and goals that paces his capabilities - so does a nation. We need to redevelop the belief that we have the power within ourselves to make our individual lives and collective existence more responsive to the needs of the human spirit. ' College Counselor, Algebra II, Algebra IB, 9th Algebra I 8. Mrs. Betty Meltzer (left) 'PRIVILEGES BEGAT DUTIES. ' ‘Our celebration should be a continuous vigilance to assure that no individual's constitutional rights are denied him. Conversely, each individual should perform all civic duties expected of him. Only when both these factors are balanced can we be sure that we will be doing the best during our Bicentennial.'' Exposition II, Librarian 1. Miss Ruth Powell As Americans, we can best celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States by reasserting our faith in this country's ability to remain, despite its inner turmoils, the greatest country in the world. ’ English II, French I, II, III to . Mr. Russell Pierce With a cold one. ’ Typing I, II, Economics 3. Mr. Pelton Teague Pray that it is not true that history repeats itself.'' English II, Journalism (Stampede) 4. Mr. Dale Smith (right) j General Science, Biology 4. Mr. James Rusk (left) Western Civilization, Psychology, Student Activities 148 DEFENSE 1 % — Se ie i ae 5. Mrs. Catherine Wood er } 'I think there should be several levels to the celebration of our bicentennial - first, I think the celebration should be an education of today's Americans to the ideals and spirit of the founders of our country. The celebration should be an INSPIRATION AND RENEWAL to our present generations spirit and standards. Finally, somewhere in the year - logically the 4th - small groups - such as family or friends - should plan an outing or get together doing what they personally enjoy that will be remembered as purely a pleasurable experience. ' ArtI, II, III, Design Crafts 6. Mrs. Cecilia Zerwekh ‘ Bicentennial-1976 is a good time to think about our own personal contributions to the quality of life in these United States. I believe we should all try to be the best U.S. citizen possible, and in this way, make all the struggles, privations of Americans during our Revolutionary Period, worth their efforts. '' English I, Introduction to Social Studies, International Relations 7. Mrs. Terrill Levinson Wickham 'The best way we can celebrate the bicentennial is to become more involved in our country - to become aware of our country's contemporary problems and to do something about them. Our fore fathers did not forge this country by celebration - but through thoughtful action. We need to educate ourselves in our country's heritage and to carefully, yet bravely, make our own mark on the heritage of the future. ’ ROP Child Development 8. Mr. Louis Thorpe On each of our ‘coins' is a statement ''In God We Trust!' ' This was placed there because our founding fathers believed that to survive as a nation, we would need to do just that. We will celebrate our 200th birthday as a nation next July 4th. No other nation has survived longer than this. I believe that if we are to survive much longer as a nation, we will have to follow the advice, as a nation, that is printed on our coins. I think we could begin this by celebrating July 4th with a national Day of Prayer, thanking God for His mercy in allowing us to survive this long as a nation. Chemistry, Physics, General Science 9. Mr. Bruce Tillman 'The best way to celebrate our country's 200th birthday is by realizing what your country means to you, personally. Once you can understand what a ‘country’ is, what it means, then you can make intelligent decisions on what direction our country should be going. Everybody should then take an interest in elections, because they are a powerful means of controlling our country’s direction. I would like to see 100% turnout at all elections in 1976! ' Boys' P.E. 149 1. Mrs. Claudie Brown and Mr. Matthew Allen, Locker Matron and Locker Patron 2. Mrs. LaJoy Davis, Instructional Aide 3. Ms. Esther Garcia, Nurse 4. Instructional Aides - Miss Terri Mendoza, Miss Audrey Garcia CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Joanne Blair Mrs. Susan Biby Mrs. Mary Steckstor Mrs. Jo Noble CUSTODIANS Mr. Maynard Long Mr. Creighton Willcutt Mr. Sam Bolton - Bill Miller CAREER COUNSELOR Ms. Shirley Stringer WHAT ARE ADS? They're a yearbook's backbone. They're the community businesses that keep things flow- ing smoothly. They are people who aren't apathetic. To keep a business going takes patience and work. To help a yearbook out takes community pride. Businesses like Wheel Inn and Redlands Federal that can put down money not just for good advertisement space shows public spirit that some people say no longer exists. But it does! We of the Banning High School Annual Staff would like to give deep thanks to those businesses that are pre- sented here. Thanks! All this is good for the community. It's public pride. It isn't just buying and selling. oy en Supe i (Raman) qeel. (Commomnoue Sins GRO. Sa ars Clea, AY YOU an. Qs iar sung) san hot Kok | lot ¥ lene ON Eo ee oe S ot S CLI ; . Ce) oy F) Y iC NY Aare Sy ia, | ( oot re Gite) Patnow's Ads Alpha Beta, Mus. Many E. Hodo ‘Congratulations to the Class of 76”’ Jovy Rofher’s Small Appliouce Repair Awowymous Mu. and Mrs. Jones Arwold’s Blue Print Studio Leo's Upholstery Bost of Luck to the Class of 76’ Dn. and Ms. Maw Coltow Mrs. Mame Clossow's CobegowTeyaco: Mangonite, Motel, ‘Good Luck Class of 76 ’ “Congratulations Closs of 76”’ Comets Mode O'Day Dick’s Italien Restounont Mars. Eleanor F. Roberts __. “Best Wishes Class of 76”’ ) DowWetsow Paint Store 3 é Tey $3 8983 A289 905 i bs = Ferree o ace ne . ) QO a 3 o. 3 3 n UM) err VAIO fLabie, ¢y CHRYSLER —2™ MOTORS CORPORATION Plymouth Renneys zen en QUALITY Plymouth Duster. J-C. Penney Co. Pass Chuysler-Plymouth-Dodge Ino. 182 W. Ramsey 1481 W. Ramsey | Bauing, Co. 849-2242 Bowing, CA 849-4701 Pass Carpets 1125 W. Ramsey Bawming, CA 849-2551 eR REDLANDS FEDERAL CAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 725 Beawmout Ave. Beaumout, CA $45-3151 SO E. Nicolet Bouning, CA 49-4527 Storer CabloTV. Inc. 25 S. Cow Gorgouio Baming, CA 49-2782 fc K’s Food Shop Nutrition Center 162 N. Caw Gorgonio Banning, CA 849-2023 22S. 22ud St. Banning CA 849-2511 BANK OF AMERICA 1374 W. Ramsey Baming, CA 849-6761 CEE YOUR LOCAL RECRUITER TODAY. BE A SUCCESS IN THE NAW. U.S. Navy Reowiting Broth Station 3910 Oronge Street Riverside, Colifomia 92502 Telephone: 787-1470 oe eee) Za Tone | Tom's Pizza, 3505 W. Ramsey Bowing, CA 49-6741 Bud's Jewoduy 54 W. Ramsey Bowing, CA 49-4247 91 N. Woodland Ave. Bowing, CA 849-2131 McRae Insurance and Real) Estate 1941 W. Ramsey Bawming, CA 49-4764 ov 49-2070 ebe Wecoru-Wase ii Revoud Cogette 218N. Munoy Boming, CA 849-4586 Freeway Automatic Transmission 1725 E. Ramsey Boming, CA 49-2210 Row’s Professional Pharmacy 12070 Highloud Springs Road, Beaumont, CA 45-1101 [McCULLOH STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Conumvrical Photography — Comer Shop 660 West Ramsey Bauning, Colifowia 49-4411 p ( YY WRAQOwe BANNING “'StagecoethTouw U.S A.”’ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 th) ) i, 3E Q Dy A SIOER Di @ ) J eS | ( ? és eed : i : _ -_ LOY FOCUS 6 2) . ! ja s Laberensrtude epee Pees, Soe 2) 32 2s peopl to woik together - , % MSs a So y= Ys 3 and that organization 5 TY pe A — | =O awd a 2 GE e 1 Y) S69 5 33294325 2502 2k Ee 5 eS rd OS D2 ae Cie ee ie yi j e+ , , ws OC ‘ = 5 Ser mers 5 IS PED ye Ke y ¥ ay a Wate 6 a A a Be eal =e ) SS = ey } LANE STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits — Weddings tw Color — Commercial 24. North Pinst Street Bauning, Colihomio 49-6525 Sdodit ich te the Coss of 76 You, Are fwwited to the Congratulations 1263 E. Ramsey Banming, CA 849-4182 730 West Ramsey Banning, CA 49-2732 0v 849-2667 Today being March 10, 1976, the day before the last yearbook deadline, I have become somewhat lethargic in my role as Editor. A lot has come and gone since the beginning of the year. People have come and gone. Hope- fully, as memories become more important, this yearbook can bring to you good memories and make you good memories and make you laugh and temember what it was like when you were in high school, I owe thanks and a pat on the back of Mr. Curtis for all of the free football and basketball games I enjoyed, to Mrs. Campbell for the innumerable phone calls, to Pat for always letting me out of class (when Necessary), to Mr. Wolf for his great support, to Toots for keeping my mind open, to Kenny Rhodes for trying to start a fight with me; but I owe my greatest thanks to the students at B.H.S. just for being here and being great models (Roger Kerr types) for my photographs. This is your book. I hope you're in it somewhere. It's my best try to bare my soul To show all of the holes and patches. Go ahead and step on it. Give it a kick and a Ha-Ha It'll make it tough. 168 ie se “he only yaSon Lm sighing Sera your cai rboee KS because (low oo well |e able © sq teat oe uere aA Crend of the le Sai. a G0 oe. J OPiath VRE AUPE AERA LAER AEE CALIFORNIA 92220 4 vs, ; NING BAN WWW TI TNT X TMA MRA Q WwW SN _ AMT A ees A Lee Yo betes: GLEE YI Banning didn’t exist in 1776 We didn’t take part in the Revolution But we're patriotic i (We're one of the whole We're one out of many CL Lape SS ‘ ALi AN ; Loo SARA REE SUR